Sentence examples for but it would mean from inspiring English sources

But it would mean leaving "Hair".

But it would mean big job losses at stricken firms.

"But it would mean a big change for our culture.

But it would mean taxing food and children's clothes.

But it would mean jettisoning 50-over domestic cricket.

That could be argued, but it would mean sending your reason out to lunch.

Hodge: "But it would mean that you no longer would be paying flex commissions?

But it would mean the Congress, especially the Senate, was working as designed.

Banning them would not end mass killings, but it would mean fewer deaths.

It's really not a big thing, but it would mean a great deal to me.

"But it would mean costs go up for older people," he said.